Hello folks, Kirk and Jason here with Kirk Giordano plastering.
I'll show you guys today how to get behind an electrical box I'll show you how to laughs this
hole about 510 times I'll show how we get behind it I'm using a 20 or actually this is my 18-inch
swimming pool trial a lot of folks comment and they say how can you use that or actually this
is straight right here only the edges are curved it's for swimming pools so there's no joints but
I use it interior/exterior but my 20 inch allows me to go in here pretty far sometimes I go half
way then the other times I'll come this way I'll show you another technique to using a Darby feel
what I'll do here yeah I'm gonna go ahead and what's the mud here I'm gonna put it full bad
and ugly okay squeeze here squeezing it as far as I can guys this way make it a little easier for me
to prove what I'm talking about okay now after I've got it where I want it I can do two things
I could use the toe because this is an 18 inch trial standard trials are square 12 by 5 why do
we have 5 inches because it's flexible if it's not 5 inches it's for usually for concrete so it's got
to have 5 inches minimum you can use a 12 inch but I prefer my 18 and 20 okay so now that I have my
18 inch ciao I'm gonna take a little bit I can do this right here and just put it that little
bit throw it in there side way a little bit throw it in there sideways and what I'm doing I'm just
using the gravity and kind of moving it take it take it sideways and put it in there as long as
this on here I can play around with it as long as it's on here yeah guys now if I do this it's gonna
come off so as long as it's in motion you're fine see watch it take it as long as it's in motion
it'll stay on there so what I'll do is I'm gonna give it a little bit more foul all right there's
a lot of fat right there now I'm gonna put some fat right here now what I do is I'll take a Darby
this used to be one of my good Darby's but it got beat up so I fired it and took the handle off one
side why did I do that now it's a slicker so what I'll do is I'll hold this side I'll hold this one
with my hand I'm gonna take this this loose mud that I have in here and I'm gonna push it all
the way to the other side of this box here now I'm gonna take it and push it that's that's almost all
the way to the other side that's to the other side and I just keep moving this mud guys I'm
grounded move it and push it in here if I want more I'll have it here I'll put it right there
now take that off here it goes and all the same the same force I was using the child I'm gonna
go sideways it if I go sideways without a lot of motion falls right off take it with the motion
slam put it in there and it's stuck as long as you've got a good motion going you guys kind
of like snowboarding or skateboarding as long as you've got a good motion that that'll stay anyhow
that's how to get behind it I'm to the side right here I went way far further than I had to just to
prove a point now when I'm done they're gonna push this box back and mount it on the stucco
and of course we papered this and it's covering all the wires anyhow guys that's another way to
do this the folks are saying are you gonna get back at those electrical boxes because they're so
wide and you're not that's the way to do it guys anyhow hope you learned something my name is Kirk,
Jason on the camera as usual we thank you folks for watching we'll see you guys on the next one
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